Use the Profile server
mvn -Pserver verify
That will create a broker under ./target/server0
You can define the property server.dir under the same Profile to create other servers. or you could do it manually if desired using the regular ./artemis create
mvn -Dserver.dir=server1 -Pserver verify
server1 should contain a copy of configuration equivalent to that found under the server0 director with different settings.
To run a broker with the same configuration but on a different host. Check out this source on the host machine and change:
activemq.remoting.netty.host property in broker.xml
mvn verify -P server
To run the broker just start it manually
The broker can “dump” info at regular interval. In broker.xml, set
<server-dump-interval>10000</server-dump-interval>
to have infos every 10s:
**** Server Dump **** date: Mon Aug 17 18:19:07 CEST 2009 free memory: 500,79 MiB max memory: 1,95 GiB total memory: 507,13 MiB available memory: 99,68% total paging memory: 0,00 B # of thread: 19 # of conns: 0 ********************
The clients can be run separate from the broker using:
mvn verify -Premote
Parameters are specified in soak.properties.
The duration of the tests is configured by duration-in-minutes (defaults to 2 minutes, set to -1 to run the test indefinitely).
To configure the soak properties different to the defaults for the clients, use the system property to specify the JNDI broker to connect to, use the system property jndi.address:
mvn verify -Premote -Dsoak.props=<path to properties> -Pjndi.address=jnp:remote.host:1099
Every 1000th message, the clients will display their recent activity:
INFO: received 10000 messages in 5,71s (total: 55s)
At the end of the run, the sender and receiver will sum up their activity:
INFO: Received 223364 messages in 2,01 minutes
You can kill the broker (ctl+c or kill -9), the clients are configured to reconnect indefinitely to the same single broker (even in case of clean shutdown) Once the broker restarts, all the clients will resume their activities after reconnecting to the server.